Pokemon: The Wandering Performer
精灵之流浪演奏家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Since he's a musician, shouldn't the protagonist try to tame the Speaker Swarm? 😁😁
It was a pain to read; it wasn't a lighthearted or enjoyable read, it just didn't seem to want the protagonist to have an easy life.
The taste of the sea is the taste of freedom. Looking at the blue sky, facing the ocean, feeling the sea breeze, and playing a light and melodious harmonica—it's truly delightful. What kind of adventures will unfold as you sail with different Pokémon through music...?
Guess why I read this book?
It's alright, it surprised me, considering the beginning was a bit discouraging. The character design wasn't likable at first, and it was clear that the author wanted to highlight the protagonist's growth by starting from a low point. Later, when the protagonist entered the vortex, he encountered various setbacks, but I didn't care. I came to see Meloetta.
This is outrageous! It lacks any Pokémon atmosphere whatsoever; it's just mediocre.
The protagonist in the book is socially awkward. Could the author in real life also be socially awkward? There aren't even any comments.
It just goes to show that you're not One Piece, so the sea-themed storylines you write aren't exactly enjoyable. You should spend more time wandering the continent and meeting more people.
How to put it? I suggest mentioning keywords like "autism," "artistic," and "slow pace" in the synopsis and title to filter the readership first, as this subject matter is relatively niche.
I've had the idea of forming a Pokémon band for a while now. I just haven't had the motivation to write anything. 😭😭😭
Like it? I love it. Write more!
I just finished reading the latest installment. The protagonist's growth and the interactions between the elves and the protagonist are incredibly atmospheric and immersive. It's a very enjoyable read. Will the foreshadowing of the Great Voyage be resolved later? How many ancient musical pieces will be collected? It feels like it will form a very complete main storyline.